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Our People
Story Type Indicator - video. Aerial photograph of San Francisco. A plane is seen flying above the buildings.

Healing wings

Our People

Healing wings

Financial Advisor Fritz Glasser of Wells Fargo Advisors flies patients to treatment appointments and more as a volunteer pilot for Angel Flight West.

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Volunteering & Giving
Story Type Indicator - video. Three teenagers — Evelyn Arriaga, Brenton Williams, and Martha Gonzalez-Campos — of STS Academy stand at a stove, cooking stir-fry vegetables in a kitchen as part of University of California-Davis’ gardening and nutrition program.

Transforming inner-city youth — mind, body, and food literacy

Volunteering & Giving

Transforming inner-city youth — mind, body, and food literacy

For years, Success Through Self Academy has mentored and enriched the lives of inner-city children. Now the nonprofit looks to harness the transformative power of nutrition.

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Volunteering & Giving
Story Type Indicator - video. Three women in red Wells Fargo volunteers shirts smile at the camera. The one in the middle holds two cucumbers and two green peppers. Behind them is some fencing and trees that are blurred.

Nourishing a farming community

Volunteering & Giving

Nourishing a farming community

Team members in Des Moines, Iowa, feed their community with fresh produce from Wells Fargo’s giving garden.

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Economic Opportunity
Photo of Sylvan Herman holding a photo of his late son, John, in front of the ClearView Communities campus he created to help others battling mental illnesses.

Property for a purpose: Using wealth to transform mental health care

Economic Opportunity

Property for a purpose: Using wealth to transform mental health care

Two moments define how a World War II veteran who once sold pots and pans in Baltimore became a mental health care innovator and honored his son.

Business to Business
Story Type Indicator - video. Longtime Wells Fargo customers Lee and Erin Hanson invented the Guardian Cap to help reduce head and brain injuries.

Tackling football helmet safety head-on

Business to Business

Tackling football helmet safety head-on

When a father’s proficiency in science and a mother’s passion for safety intersected with their son’s love of the game, a “Guardian” was born.

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Volunteering & Giving
A sick child receives a basket of goodies from the Easter Bunny.

Delivering baskets of hope — and goodies — at Easter

Volunteering & Giving

Delivering baskets of hope — and goodies — at Easter

Wells Fargo volunteers renew a springtime tradition: Delivering thousands of Easter baskets to children in hospitals, shelters, and other locations.

Our People
Mother and son Amy and Kyle discuss his journey with cystic fibrosis

Taking control of a life-changing diagnosis: A mother and son’s story

Our People

Taking control of a life-changing diagnosis: A mother and son’s story

A mom and son in North Carolina discuss his life with cystic fibrosis — and the role their jobs at Wells Fargo play in the family journey.

Small Business
Grady Phelan launched the ProXR baseball bat

Grant helps bat maker stay in the game

Small Business

Grant helps bat maker stay in the game

Grady Phelan redesigned the knob on a baseball bat — an innovation for a product that hasn't changed much in 130 years. He was one of five grand prize winners in a Wells Fargo Works Project contest.

Our People
Stephanie Nugent championed the Baby Carlie Nugent Bill to protect newborns.

Mom credits job skills for passage of life-saving law in North Carolina

Our People

Mom credits job skills for passage of life-saving law in North Carolina

A Wells Fargo team member used skills she honed on the job to help protect newborns — through a new North Carolina law named after her late daughter.

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